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Radiofrequency nerve block or radio frequency lesioining is a procedure using a specialized machine to interrupt nerve conduction on a semi-permanent basis. The nerves are usually blocked for a period of 6-9 months. The basic principle of radio-frequency lesioining is placement of an insulated electrode probe into the target tissue.
